Avoid downgrading release-it / release-it-lerna-changelog. #36
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When the project that we are runnign against has a newer version of `release-it` or `release-it-lerna-changelog` we would always downgrade their specified version to whatever we have specified in our own `devDependencies`. This is pretty bad behavior, and has been fixed. Now if the project defines a dev dependency that is _newer_ than our range, we use it directly.
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When the project that we are runnign against has a newer version of
release-itorrelease-it-lerna-changelogwe would always downgrade their specified version to whatever we have specified in our owndevDependencies.This is pretty bad behavior, and has been fixed. Now if the project defines a dev dependency that is newer than our range, we use it directly.